Rubber snakes deter invasive parakeets from bird tables
A London resident found a clever, non-lethal way to protect native birds from flashmobs of ring-necked parakeets. Discover the simple trick and the wider debate on invasive species in the UK.
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ICE Shooting of Mother in Car Highlights Policy Gap
The fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent in Minneapolis has reignited debate over law enforcement policies on firing at moving vehicles. Discover the critical policy inconsistencies.
ICE Agent's Fatal Shooting of Woman in Minneapolis Sparks Debate
The fatal shooting of a woman by an ICE agent in Minneapolis raises critical questions about use-of-force policies regarding moving vehicles. Explore the facts and the national debate.
Suicide kit seller jailed for 14 years after two deaths
Miles Cross, 33, set up a business preying on vulnerable people online, selling a lethal chemical. Two people died. Read the full story and the urgent calls for action.
UK EV sales surge 24% as new car market grows 3.5%
UK new car registrations grew 3.5% in 2025, surpassing 2 million vehicles. Pure electric car sales jumped nearly 24%, capturing a 23.4% market share. Read the full industry analysis.
Hybrid vehicles three times more deadly than petrol cars
New DfT analysis shows hybrid vehicles have a death rate three times higher than petrol cars, with pedestrians most at risk. Experts cite weight, quiet engines, and urban use.
Reporter's 23-year account of 14 US executions
AP journalist Jeffrey Collins has witnessed 14 state executions in South Carolina. In an exclusive interview, he describes the three methods used and argues for greater transparency in the process. Read his powerful testimony.
Reporter who witnessed 14 executions describes process
AP journalist Jeffrey Collins has observed 14 executions in South Carolina, detailing lethal injection, electrocution, and firing squad methods. His account is the only impartial record of state killings.
Botched US execution: 45-minute ordeal left inmate in agony
Clayton Lockett's execution in Oklahoma took 43 minutes and was described as a 'bloody mess', sparking a national debate on lethal injection methods. Read the full investigation.
Record moving costs hit homeowners: 8 ways to save
UK moving costs have soared to a record average of £17,831. Discover eight expert-backed strategies to reduce your financial burden when buying and selling property.
States Sue Trump Over $2bn EV Charging Fund Withholding
A coalition of 16 US states and Washington DC is suing the Trump administration for unlawfully withholding over $2 billion in electric vehicle charging infrastructure funding. Read the latest on this major legal clash over climate policy.
Georgia death row execution suspended after final meal order
The execution of Stacey Humphreys for a 2003 double murder has been dramatically suspended by Georgia's parole board, just days after he requested a massive final feast. Read the latest on the legal battle.
Badenoch pledges to scrap 2030 petrol car ban after Brands Hatch visit
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch calls for an end to the 2030 ban on new petrol and diesel car sales, promising to save taxpayers billions and protect the UK car industry.
Admiral Defends Strike Killing 11 on Suspected Drug Boat
Admiral Frank 'Mitch' Bradley testifies that a US strike killing 11 people on a suspected smuggling boat was legal, as all were on a military target list. Read the full investigation.
Martin Kemp's I'm A Celeb Trial Stuns Viewers
I'm A Celebrity fans were left in shock as Martin Kemp finally undertook a Bushtucker trial, despite Vogue Williams claiming he was secretly exempt. Discover the full story and viewer reactions.
Electric car market growth weakest in nearly two years
UK electric vehicle registrations saw their smallest year-on-year rise since December 2023 in November, as the overall new car market fell by 1.6%. Industry warns new EV tax could threaten green transition.
Marine Dies in Camp Pendleton Training Mishap
A US Marine has died following a tactical vehicle incident during a training exercise at California's Camp Pendleton. The investigation is ongoing.
Ireland pledges €100m aid during Zelensky Dublin visit
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky thanked Ireland for its 'generosity' during a historic Dublin visit, as the Irish Government announced €100 million in new non-lethal aid. Read the latest on the Ukraine-Ireland partnership.
Man arrested after rooftop standoff forces Sydney school lockdown
A tense police standoff in west Sydney ended with the arrest of a shirtless man armed with a metal pole on a shop roof. Telopea Public School was locked down during the incident. Read the full details.
Lethal Injection Goes Wrong: Killer Speaks After Drugs
Brian David Steckel spoke lucidly for minutes after his lethal injection, raising questions about the execution protocol. Witnesses reported convulsions and machine clicks.
SF Candidate Gee Wants Police to Carry Non-Lethal Weapons
Natalie Gee, candidate for San Francisco supervisor, faces police union backlash over proposals to disarm officers and dissolve their union. Read about the controversy.
Botched US execution took 43 agonising minutes
Clayton Lockett's botched lethal injection in Oklahoma took 43 minutes, covering the chamber in blood and sparking a national debate on execution methods. Read the full investigation.
Florida rapist executed for 1988 manager murder
Richard Barry Randolph executed for 1988 rape and murder of convenience store manager Minnie Ruth McCollum. The brutal crime occurred during attempted robbery.
Florida's 17th execution of 2025 set for lethal injection
Richard Barry Randolph faces lethal injection for the 1988 murder of his former boss, marking Florida's record 17th execution this year. Discover the details of the case and the state's unprecedented use of capital punishment.
Newsboy's Thursday Racing Tips: Nap at Newcastle
Get Newsboy's expert horseracing tips for Thursday's five UK meetings. His Nap, What What What, is fancied to win at Newcastle, with Lethal Nymph completing his Daily Double.
Inmate unconscious after execution reprieve
Oklahoma death row inmate Tremane Wood was found unconscious in his cell hours after his sentence was commuted. Read the full story of this dramatic turn of events.
Third US firing squad execution in South Carolina
Stephen Bryant executed by firing squad for 2004 triple murder. The 44-year-old becomes third person executed this way in South Carolina this year. Read the full details.
South Carolina Firing Squad Execution Scheduled
Stephen Bryant faces execution by firing squad in South Carolina for 2004 triple murder. Explore the controversial method's history and the details of the case.
Death Row Inmate Appeals to Governor for Life Sentence
Harold Wayne Nichols, on Tennessee's death row, petitions Governor Bill Lee for clemency weeks before his scheduled execution. His legal team cites his remorse and rehabilitation.
Air Force One Lockdown After Security Breach at Joint Base
President Biden's official aircraft was secured following an alarming perimeter breach by an unauthorised vehicle, triggering immediate emergency protocols at the Maryland military base.
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